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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
RowIimg.Green Female Seminary.

Bowling.Green Female Seminary has Just
closed another sucges, iul session. The full
graduates OF the season were Misses Lizzie
Allen, Rosa COgbill, Edna Coleman, Lena
Collins. Anna Coleman, Matte Northern,
Sarah ISbel. Irene Moore, Louise Smith.
and Alice Sun. Others received ihpl0mls
a, graduates in the different schools. There
were many close competitors for the differ
ent medals and prizes, and the successful
young ladies were: Medalists-NatUral
Science, Mis- Louise Smith; Literature,
Miss Annie Hume; English Ter de9lo),
Misses Lizzie Alien AID Sarah ISbell; His
tory, Miss Mary CardozO; Mathematics,
Miss Clara Knoll; French (er aequ0), Misses
Mary IlarwOod ard Amanda Gross; Ger.
man. Mis-, Irene Moore; Latin, Miss LIZ.
Zle Allen; Mu,ic-instrumental excellence.
Misses Eta Courtney and Cljra Knot;
Improvement. Miss Bessie Walker; vocal
excellence, Miss Annie Hume; Improve.
meol, Mss Louise Smith, The prizes were
Geography, Misses Addie Bnrrussand Maud
Broaddus; Orthography-tirSt, Miss Clara
Wright; second, Wollard Frank. Phi
mary Reading, Miss Emma Scott;
Olthography, Miss Bessie Scott Chandler.
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,,Sl,nd, In James river. for the period July.
iol2- MAY, 1916. Amonc The rnstomer, Of
"o mn sppear the prominent names OF
- Iieth, Marx, Dlggs, weisIger, Whcr-
t;. S'osuy' Armistead, Cooke, Rudolph,
IL, 'tit'endcn, Murray. Goodc. and
o'n',s aud OF individual. those Of vii.
SSun Cary Nicholas, Thomas Mann Ran.
o1,F,, andrew Stevenson, Burwcll Bls-
J, ''1I Randolph. benjamin llWrison.
Iobn j. worth. Carter u. Page. and Patrick
Nou'ls, There ATE accounts OF "Aivcn.
,ufeS' presumably Of -four. scycrally to
S S,'i New York. Boston, Salem, and
Philadelphia.
ne Following gentlemen were e'cc,ed
ihehhs r oi the society Mercer w. Patton.
~, ~ Washington street, New Orleans.
"a lion John 7. Harris, IIarrisonburg,
va: John T. Mason, r.. Esq, aad Wilson
Mii'S Cary, Esq, Baltimore, nd.
Adjourned.
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INDIAN CHASING.
Conflicting Reports rs to the Num-
Der On the Warpath.

BEysON, A. T., June ll.-At dark Thurs.
CAV night Lieutenant johnson was only q
half hour behind the Indians who are on
the Narpath, hut during the evening they
threw him Of The track. The rencgldcs
appear TO have experienced leaders, proba-
bly, some Of Cooks scouts.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE JimeS'S special
from NOgalcs. Arizona, says: The in
dications continue 10 strengthen the belief
that the sm1ll number OF Indians rs re-
ported on the warpath Is a mistake, a,
Lands have been seen in widely-dillerent
sections Of the country on the same day.
A telegram from san Carlos stating that
there ere hostilcs in the Santa Catalina
mountains has been received. In the
Santa Ban bara and Patagonia mountains,
near this place, immense fires are raging,
which are no doubt started by Indians for
the purpose OF covering up their tracks.
Yesterday afternoon report came in to the
effect that Lieutenant McNutt and his men
had a running fight with the h0stiles, but
later courier came in to the soldiers
camp and reported that the troops ran
upon Tarty Of Indians, and, at the time
Of bis leaving, were chasing the Indians
over the hills. 1t seemed evident that the
intention OF the hostlles is to reach the
Sierra Madre. The country is full Of sol.
diers, and II is almost impossible to see
how the raid can lat long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
TsoIice E0urt.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Walter Leidv. Samuel thinner, and Harry
Martin. fighting and creating disturbance,
10 the great annoyance OF the neighborhoOd
OF . and = and Twenty-siXth and Twenty.
seventh streets, on Church Hill. Fined
each 50 and costs.
Maria Ford (colored). using indecent
language on the street. Fined - and costs.
4. ID. Lancaster, drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
William II. Harris (cOlored), creating a
disturbance on the street and Threatening
and abusing Cornelius Harris. Dismissed.
W. II. BOOtwrigbt was charged with
contempt Of court. The contempt was not
appearne as witness at the hour for
which he was summoned. His excuse was
that his employer being absent at the time
and there being no one else TO leave IN the
store he could not possibly leave, aud so in.
formed the Court. Justice Richardson said
be could not accept the excuse, aud imposed
a fue Of S2. After giving his evidence
Bootwrisht asked the Justice II he could
not remit his fine, TO which negative re-
sponse was made. cit is deyiiish hard
MIR. BoOtwright remarked. He was inter-
rupted by Justice Richardson, who said
81 now fine you s. for using such language
In court,v The fine was paid.
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At Baltimore:
Banimores ......O 2O1133 1-l2
Clcvclands .....0 o. 02O2 o. 4
BaSc.hits BaltmOres, IS; Cleyeland',
:. FrrorS Baltimores, ,; Cleyelands, g.
AZ Staten Island:
Meiroroliians. % OO0 0 o.
Cincinnatis .......1 ! o | o 0 0 0X- 3
Basc.hts MelrOpolitans, II; Cincinnlhs,
;. Errors Metropoitans, 4; Clncln-
natis, 3.
At Philadelphia:
Athletics. -. .....2 01 0 4 0 0 l o. 3
4. LOUIS. ........0 0 5000 0 3 4
Basc.hits: Athletics, 16 st. Louis, :.
Errors Athletics, 4; st. Louis, ).
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns. .......3 0G . o 0 0 3 Oh
LOUSY illeS............1 , 0 o o o. !
Rase. hits: BroOklyns, IA; LOuisvilleS,
lG. Errors: Brooklyns, ,; LouisyilleS, ..
ST Chicago:
Chicagos. .........3 | o OK u
PiltshurghS..... 0 0 0 o o l 2 l. 1
Ba.e-his Chiclgos, ~; Plttsburghs. II.
Errors: ChicagOS, | Pittsburghs, 3. Bat
lcncs: ClaTksOn and Flint Morris and
Carroll.
At Boston:
Bo,tons.. 10 oil
Philadelphia .....3 4 o 0 o 0 o > .
Ba.c.hits: Bostons, 10; Phiadclphas,
20. Errors: Bostons, II; Phiadelphias. :.
Batteries: Radbourne aud Daily; Daley
and Cusick.
At Detroit
Dctroits ..........2 20 o l O. :
Indianapolis ......O 0 o | o 0 o o. q
Base-hils: Detrots, II; indianapolis, :.
Errors: DCToj;s, 6: Indianapolis. ,. Bat
rcriCs: 1witchcll and Camel; Boyle and
Nycls.
st New York:
New YoIks.....11 l 0 / o / 1-26
Washipgions. .... 90 o > o.
Basc-liis: New York.. 80; WashingtOns,
2. Errors New York>, ,; WashingtOns,
IT, Batteries; Mattimore and Brown;
shaw ana Daily.
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Excursions. Pic.Nics. &c.

This afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock the steamer
Essex makes trip TO City Point, returning
at s
An excursion goes to Washington on
The 4th Il July, returning that night.
ON Saturday night. june 18th, Sloncwall
Jackson camp, No. 80, Fraternal Legion,
will run an eXcutsiOn-tran over the New.
port-NcwS and Mi,,i>sippi.Nallcyr railroad
TO Ocean View. This trip gives SUNDAY to
eXCursioni,ts at Oceau View or Norfolk.
The Tuesday and Thursday moonlight
excursions to Dutch Gap will begin tn,
week. the first one being under the ~ M
accmeut OF the First and second English
Lutheran SUNDAY schools.
Tie NCnahle-strcet Baptist churcs will
give picnic at West Point on Monday,
June 2Cth.
Noung's pond is open TO engagements by
PIC mic parties.
There viii he picnic at Ashland Park
Tuesday. DIST Of June, under The manage
mcnt Of the Retreat for the SICK. Music.
dancing, and boating are among the at
fr9elfDn-
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term The oyster laws Of the State a. amend
81 at The last session OF the General Assem-.
The YACHT REGATTA.
Race-Tbe Atlantic Again
yfctorfous
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

NEW YORK. June 11.-All the conditions
were favorable for the C1rinihiin regatta
II The Seawanbaka Yacht club, which was
the great event Of the day. There are
tWenty.three entries including the PRS
ella. Atlantic, Shamrock, and Oracle. Toe
weather was such a. 10 delight yachts.
mans heart, q clOudless sky with steady
brceZr strong enough to test the capablli-
ties Of the amateur sailors as well rs The
merits Of the respective contestants for
nautical honOrs.
The yachts started with fresh northeast
wind and clear weather. The Atlantic
crossed the line at Hos, Galatea 1907, Pri9-
ella fl:CS-the Atlantic running away
~ IN them all.
There was fine smiling breeze all day,
although il fell during the run home. The
Atlantic for The third time curing this
week led the fleet throughout. She made
the thirty.nne-mlc course around Sandy
Hook light-sbip in hours 30 minutes and
: seconds, beating the Priscilla on corrected
time minutes 80 seconds, and the cutter
Galaiea 6 minutes IS seconds. The Pris-
ella beat the Galatea. In the second class
the Titania beat the Shamrock D minutes ~
seconds. and the cutter BedouIn minutes
80 seconds. The Shamrock beat the Be-
douin > minutes Sc seconds. In the other
classes the schooner Magic and sloops Gin
derella, Rival, and Mariata won. The Ora
Gle and Tstult carried away their tOpmasts,
and the Priscilla split her balloon lib tOpslil
on the run home,
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brooklyn Club Races.


NEW YORK, June ll.-There was an i'm.
mon-e attendance at the opening o. the
June meeting Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club
today.
Firstrace-f five eighths Of a miIe-Maroon
won; Telie Doe second, and J. W. White
third. Time, 1:02I.
second receive eighths Of a miIe-Bay
Ridge won; Sea Fog second. and Lottie
Fillmore third. Time, 1:03I.
Third race-Alyrlle stakes, one and one
sixteenth miles-Amala.m won: Markliud
second. Biscuit and Lancaster made dead
heat for the third place, Time. I:49i.
Fourth race fremont stakes, twO.yelr.
olds, three quarters oil a mile-Guarintce
Won; Now or Never second, Fordhlw
third. Time, 1:ljl.
Fifth race-paTkway handicap. one aud
one quarter miles-FAyor won; Dry MonD.
pole second. Barnum third. Time, 2:l0l.
sixth race-tbree quarters Of 4 mile
Winona won; Alaric second, FroIic third.
Time, ZIG.
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PORT os NEWPORT NEWS. Juss n ISM
by ,elograpA-i

Steamship Breeswaier, Jsany, New Ya~k.
Steamship ssnecs, Walker. Nest Point.
steamship Princess. Read. Nos Or,s.,x
ccaled and saiiea FOR 81 Nazalrc.
baik helee !. Jackson, Bacoa, Nee Yoxk.
hrig n. II vleasos, Chuftoas, New York.
sehoelsss vanaamo z kins, Curtia Ne~
YORK wtylSsss:A croveli. Hoasoa; wni1SS
New fosk-sli llsts, 70 Iced easl,
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wanted 10 Testify Against sharp.

10y IeICBIupH 20 mo UIspdIcu.I
New YORK, June 11-An authority
closely connected with the District Attor-
ney's Office and believed to be absolutely
reliable gave the following information to
a friend to-day: "All arrangements have
been completed for the return Of the f)r.
mer Ieadng.cerk Of the Board OF Alder
men, William ". MalOney, from Canada %
testify for the prosecution in the apprOa IL
ing sharp trial. Notwithstanding the pub.
lished reports Of Mlloney's intention to
sail 10 Europe with his family, he will be
within call OF the District Attorney whcn
wanted to testify. This Is the only means
by which Malonoy's longing to be back in
New York can be era tilted, and the Di-lric,
AttoreY has promised him immunity il he
Nillieturn and testify against sharp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
Graduating Cadets.

TBy Telegraph 10 The DI7paIch.I
NEwBURGH, y. Y, June ll.-SXty.iour
cadets were graduated from the United
states Military Academy at West Point this
morning. General Sheridan was the chief
dieniiafy present; but for all that General
Sherman was even the greater centre OF
attraction. When it came to Sherman's
turn 10 address the graduating elias, h.
started out by asking an apology for read.
ing bis speech. He said he never had read
one before. He pulled out 4 big roll Of
manuscript and began to read. He had
not read five lines before he Looked up and
begln to tell 4 funny story, and that was
the last Of the manuscript. He forgot all
about II. General Sheridan handed the
cidets their diplomas. The coIorel cadet
(AlcxanGer) held the thirty.second placeln
fbp Glass
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BURNED SUGAR.
The Destruction OF Haveyaeyer's
Great Refinery.

GpgEN P0NT, l.. l.. June 1.-THE Have
meyer Sugsr-Reiining COmpaUy's sugar
houses Mt Commercial street and Newtonn
| creek were destroyed bv fire carly this
l.. s. Inc buildings, which coycreS
Icsrly pa acre Of ground, WERE q, brlcI'
ard were six, e...~ht. and ten stories higs.
The ton.story structures weTe erected i've
years ago at cost OF 800 600. The con-
tents. consisting Of about 5000 barrels OF
refined sugar. 800 600 gallons Of liquid. aad
valuable machinery, are total loss. They
were worth about 100000; Insured for
about bali that amount. The total loss on
the buildings l. ABOUT 5000, 900. FOremia
DemarcSt states that the fire originated n
the liquor rooms. on the fourth floor, from
the explosion II oycrheated liquor. The
Zones spread rapidly, and 900 men EN-.
Iloyed lad barely tine - escape. A re-.
port was circulated that from i've 10
twenty-five lives were lost, but inquiries
show that only Que man Is missing. lie Is
Bohemian. and is supposed to be on
spree somewhere. TIE tire WIS got under
control at o'clocl. ibis morning. The sd
joining building narrowly escaped de.
sfrUctiOn
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Puryenr.s Petition for Pardon.

The paItnlS OF Holmes Puryc7r, the cJn'
demned wiie.InuTdercr, OF Dnwlddle
county, called on Governor lee yeSterd 3
morning ard presented petitions askin :
executive clemucy. y personal petition
from Puryeqr was also presented. In tins
be SAYS bis trial was not fair onc-thI'
undue influence was used with the jury.
lie still insist, that his vile commitlel sui
eide. Attached TO the petition I, a papc"
,loned 10y four Of the iuors rccommcuI-
ing executive cl'mcncy. IN, Governor
tool, he papers under consideration, but
gave no sign OF wat hi, decision wlIl he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
RICHuoaD TOBACCO MARKgr.

JUNE IL, iSSr.
Again yesterday end to-day there have boon
continued sales q Old wrappers. Double Old
stock will show moro or less loss on sales. Oli
wrappers in some cases have paid small pr. =
hts, or at worst comparatively small losses,
while new leaf generally has sold for fair
profit Buying Of common grades Of DARK leaf
and Tugs has been more general and shippers
are getting earnestly 70 work. The general
market is, however. moro or less nervous, as
II a reaction in some degree wore 10 b. ex-
noefet
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officers for 81.

At The stated communication Of Dove
Lodge, No. 81, A. +. and a. NJ, held Fii.
sonic term: y. G. Houston, w0rShipiul
master; l.. F. Mason. senior warden ;
William VI. TompkinS, junior warden l..
Z. Reeve, treasurer: j.. T. August, secr,-
tary; William Walker, senior deacon /;
Charles J. Anderson, junior deacon. Tlc
master.elect made the following appoint
mcntS: Rev. George Cooper, chaplain; D..
b. Collins, tiler; K. +. Patterson, a. L.
sutton, Il. W. Je1ery, and W. Il. lllgha d.,
stewards committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
Insurance Agent. visiting the city.

The following insurance men, VINO n1u
been attending The meeting Of the Sou.n'
eastern Tariff Assertion at Ola foln',
were in Richmond yesterday, ana spen.
their time in driving 70 points OF interest
10 and about the city: Thomas O'Conner'
IT,, London aud Liverpool and CLIQUE Iu'
.uroncc Company; II. &. Leith, western,
u Toronto; L. A. PalIrey, New orleans
Colonel Nelson, Royal Insurance Coin pahr
J.. G.. Brown, editor Insurance F!ieo'Oasv,
j. W. BeilsteiD, manager ADglo'AmeIlcan,
&. &. Fleming, secretary oousnca'ii
Tariff Association; j. c. Hunter, sPeoIu
agent GERMAN American Insurance Com.
pany; II. &. Slockdell, general agent
PhGnix Insurance Companyj w. r.
Pfiolean. special agent Queen insurance
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
CIV Cfrcust Court.

The trial OF the suit OF ID. l.. Lynch
against II. B. Chsliin for $4,000 for defa-
nation Of character was resumed in this
court yesterday. While the eXamlna'
ton Of witnesses WAS in progress Mr..
Marshall NJ. Gillian received telegram
from Bon Air stating that his little son bad
fallen and broke AN arm. UpOn this fact
being made known Judge Wexford adj.
iourncd tue case over until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Brown, Davis a. Co. against j. c. Bowles.
Judgment confessed In favor OF plaintiff for
s6O2.G8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
POwderIy Refuses Reelection.

10y IeIeBTaph % INC UlspAIcn.I
Boston, June 11.-POwderly spoke to-
night to an audience Of $500 people, who
paid an admisson-fce for the benefit OF the
striking shOemakers at Worcester. After
long speech devoted to his or.
DER he concluded by saying that
he desired to say once FOR all
cmpbalicllly that he was not a candidate for
/, election 10 the office Of grand master
workman, and under no circumstances
would he accept reelection. lie had been
misrepresented and falsely accused, and
be desired privacy and rest. lie would,
however. continue TO work in the interest
Of the order, even II be was Obliged to pay
for the privilege OF so doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

Tie continued case Of the colored man,
joseph johnson, CHARGED with stealing a
cow Of the value Of $40, the property Of
Miss Mary l.. Rannic, was tried in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning. Several
DAYS ago the accused went to butcher in
the FIRST market and offered to sell coy
II such an unrca,o12bly low price that u
created suspicion. The police were notified
and johnson was arrested. ON Friday To
police learned that the COW was the pro
peIty o. Miss Rannie, who lives about 2
mile ont on the Brook turnpike, and had
been taken from her pasture. The lady
positively identified the cow As her pro
perry. The prisoner made no defence, was
found guilty, aud sent to jail for six
moutH-
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and as their steel interests are paramount
ttey literally drove Frick out, and informed
The syndicate that they would grant the al
vance whether they followed SUIT or not:
This virtually disrupts the syndieitc. ana
q cutting in the price Of coke Is sure 10 Iol'
low. Frick & Co. make about one fourth
OF all the coke produced in the Councils
vile region. IL is expected that work VIII
be resumed in all the works by Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
The Trials OF Mary Howard.

Mary Howard, the cOIored woman who
was on trial IN Gloucester county for mur-
doring, by poison, her husband, has ben
sentenced to The penitcnliary for i've year.
II Is understood that her counsel will not
appeal. Certainty they have made a sis
nally successful defence Of her, as in each Of
three previous trials she was found guilty
Of murder in the first degree.
Coroner Taylor was the chemical eXper,
i'm the case
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Chicago knights and Dir. McGiynn.

10y WIS eBh W eAt us ltNllll
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE invitation OF Dr..
McGlynn TO Chicago by District AsSemblg
81, knights OF Labor, has caused quarrel
between the members OF that body. The
Catholic members Of that body have pro-
tested against the invitation, and com.
PEELED the assembly to rescind the resOlu.
ton to tender McGlynn an official recen-
tion. Only part OF the members VIII at-
tend the meeting at Central Music HILL
June 21st. "Dr. McGlynn has overstepped
bis clerical duties, and as true Catholics
We are opposed to him." said james
SWCeny,
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satni Accident or the Rail.

UTICA, y. Y, June ll.-Wlrfen b
sherman, aged iiftY.iiye years. OF 0ueidi,
y. Y, inventor of a patent automatic rail-
road signal, was run down 10y a freight
train near the Central round.house IN
this city at noon to-day aud had
bis head cut of. Conductor Benjlmla
Blackburn, of Schenectady, in charge
Of the train, was, with Others. examining
the invention al the time OF the accident.
Rlackburn's leg was cut Off at the knee,
and he Is now at the hospital in very criti-
cal condition, sbermou'' signal bad ln>!
Sten aGOptcd by Inc COMPANY,
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The Coke Troubles.

PITTSBURGH, June ll.-Dispatches from
The coke regions state that II. c. Frick "
Co, one Of the largest firms. have con-
eedo6 the i2t per cent. advance de-
handed by the strikers, aud work will be
rssumed at their ovens at once. This an
nouhcsmeDt oeeasioned Intense surprise.
II seems that Carnegie. Pbipps * 20. Oh
iIlIod eonLol vi lac Flick coKe'works,
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Monument 10 Louisiana Soldiers.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

EIcKsBURG. Miss June 1.-THE monu-
ment erected by Louisiana 70 the memory
o. the Louisiana soldiers who fell Ia the
deience OF this city was unveiled here this
afternoon with impressive ceremonies. a
number Of prominent persons were present
from al parts OF the south, including
Governor MeEnery and staff, Of Loulsi'
ana. The Continental Guards OF New Or
leans aud other military bodies were In
the procession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

Adiuiant-Gcr,ral Drum, Of the United
states War Department, Ia, written 10
Governor Lee sowing that %, the President
II tie United STATE, has approved the d..
Communication that an The nie. ~ the Gus
tody cf the War Department BE- returned 10
the authorities of the respective states in
which the regiments which bore them were
oTgInized, he viii maize tender Of the
naek belonging to late volunteer Organiza
tions Of Virginia, II desired. Governor lie
has not yet answered the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
TRAGEDY IN TENNESSEE.
SiO: n ScheOI-Teacher for whip
ping His sister.

CHATTANOOGA. June ll.-Cleyeland town
is in state OF the widest excitement over
the developments to-day in the shooting OF
Miss lFene Fam by viii Guess. It was
supposed that tie killing was accidental,
but 1t now develops that it was a cold.
blooded murder. On Thursday Guess was
passing the school where Miss Fam was
teaching. He had a rifle in his hand and
pointed ii, as was supposed playfully, st
Miss Fam, when the weapon was suddenly
exploded. Now IL Is learned that Guess
killed Miss Fam because she whipped his
little sister for an infracli0a OF the rules OF
the school. Guess has fled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
Gone 10 Europe.

8lr. p. Nj. O'Leary, who Is connected
with the motlye-pOwer department OF the
Newport News and Missi.sippi-Valley Rail
road Company, left here Thursday for
Europe.
Mr.. John Pope, az Allen ~ Ginter's,
went to New York yesterday, aud will sail
in few DAYS for Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
CHICAGO.
REVIEW OF tbs CHICAGO NARkBr.

REVIEW OF fus CHICAGO AARkBT.
CHICAGO, June ii.-Tha Government crop
report OF yesterday was supplemental 10y FUR
ther bad crop reports to-day. This, together
with the large charters OF yesterday Tor ship
ment and strong California markets, made
nImer markets. july opened at S5,.c. against
In the rrst few minutes In tho trading durlns
The inst hour July held steadily sroasd S5}.s
sdc. June opened al CSC and sold up 20 9sAc.
In tho same time tho trading became very
quiet after the first little squirt At tho open
ris cns' who usually ug 70 ges cysa on ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
y,,g,u,. .t,,torieaI society.

A meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Historical Society was helu
At O'Clock y. NJ. yesterday 10 tne ,o ~'aas
Of tbe society, 10 tue Westmofeiano-N'''
hOuse-M Mr.. Brooke In The CHAIR.
Gifts Of a number OF books were repoIaeo
also. from Robert 4. Brooke, Esq, He :
n.ond. the ledger Of Colonel John mayo,
proprietor a Msyo's Mills, on hsyos